Disney+ might not be the most expensive streaming service on the market right now, but it's also not the cheapest. Which means there's some room to save some customers some money. But only if they're willing to trade that cash for ad-viewing, of course.
The global landscape continues to evolve as individuals, groups, and entire corporations continue to deal with the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. Apple is certainly no different. And today, there are some big changes for not only its retail sites, but also corporate employees.
There's no definite timeline for production turnaround when it comes to a film or series. So, for example, despite the fact Slow Horses starring Gary Oldman (The Dark Knight, Darkest Hour) was initially confirmed to be heading to Apple TV+ in November of 2019, we still haven't been able to watch the series. Despite the fact other shows and films have been announced and launched between then and now.
In light of actions taken against Ukraine by Russia, many companies and agencies all across the globe are reacting. That includes now a direct response by Apple, who has decided to stop sales in the country from its online storefront.
The majority of news circulating regarding Apple Stores these days revolves around the customer experience. And masks. Whether that means having to wear them or not. But today's news is about the employees staffing the physical retail spots.
Some months are going to be slower than others when it comes to new content available on Apple TV+. The good news for folks who are looking for something fresh to dive into, this is not a slow month. And here you'll get a quick look at what's being added to the digital library in March.
When Apple added Dark Mode to its operating systems, like iOS and macOS, the company made a pretty big deal about it. Which makes sense, considering it was one of the more oft-requested features for the platform(s). And it looks like Apple has some plans to offer up some new elements, along with even more features, in Safari.
Tim Cook, the Chief Executive Officer of Apple, has penned a new open letter talking about technology, humanity, and much more. As is par for the course for the leader of Apple, he's not shy about voicing his opinion regarding the power of technology.
It hasn't happened yet, but word on the street is that in the very near future Apple is going to launch a brand new, redesigned MacBook Air. One of the talking points is that the new design will drop the tapered shell that Apple has used since the MacBook Air's debut. Another, though, is that Apple is going to add some color to the lineup.
In light of Russia invading Ukraine, government bodies across the globe have imposed various economic sanctions against Russia. Part of those sanctions includes the restriction of foreign transactions with Russian banks. And for users of Apple Pay, Google Pay, and other mobile-based digital wallets, it has led to some suspended usage.
Apple has been rumored to be trying to secure more sports content for quite some time. And it's not always the National Football League. But this time around it is, with a new report aiming to shed some light on the heated battle going on to secure one of the most sought-after streaming deals out there.
Volvo is currently undertaking a "digital transformation," all in an effort to move away from the way it used to do things --at least as far as its service engineers are concerned. To that end, the company is laying the groundwork by starting with one of Apple's most popular products: Apple Watch. And, according to a new report looking at Volvo's efforts, it's all working very well.